An integral part of the DLD landscape
An integral part of the DLD landscape

Premiere in Munich: the first DLDsummer Conference took place in the Allianz Auditorium. The partnership with Digital Life Design (DLD) was established by Claudine Perlet and Jörg Richtsfeld ‎from Allianz. The initiators explain what the partnership is all about.

Medicine 2.0 instead of gods in white coats
Medicine 2.0 instead of gods in white coats

The digital revolution is capturing more and more areas of life. The media world has already been shaken up years ago. Meanwhile the revolutionary wave has not only reached the financial sector: DLDsummer 15 has shown that major changes are about to hit the health sector, too: the enlightened patient continually improves his network and takes his health in his own hands by means of cellphone, wrist computer or online chats.

Star pianist Lang Lang, German DJ Robin Schulz and FC Bayern mascot Berni the teddy bear – highlights from the 2015 Allianz FC Bayern Team Presentation at the Allianz Arena
2015 Allianz FC Bayern Munich Team Presentation

Star pianist Lang Lang, German DJ Robin Schulz and FC Bayern mascot Berni the teddy bear – highlights from the 2015 Allianz FC Bayern Team Presentation at the Allianz Arena

Reduce the threat of wealth loss
Reduce the threat of wealth loss

Aging will leave Germany, the UK, the US and Japan with up to 20 percent fewer workers / Wealth could drop by 15 percent / More flexible labor markets for women, senior citizens and migrants are required

Solar energy: The UK outshines Germany
Solar energy: The UK outshines Germany

Solar energy from a notoriously rain-drenched United Kingdom of all places. In June 2014, Allianz Renewable Energy Fund (AREF) added the Great Glemham Solar Park to its portfolio. Armin Sandhövel, Chief Investment Officer (CIO) for Infrastructure Equity at Allianz Global Investors: “The hours of sunshine in the middle of England, for example, are excellent and on a par with southern Germany.”

Secure, but then again not – what museums are doing to protect their fine art
Secure, but then again not – what museums are doing to protect their fine art

The most important art show for contemporary art – Art Basel – starts for the 44th time on June 18th. Over the years, art has become more and more in demand. Damages, however, can be expensive. Eric Wolzenburg, Head of Art Insurance at Allianz Germany, tells us what museums and private individuals are doing to protect their artwork.

One sculpture, a thousand shards
One sculpture, a thousand shards and one million dollars in damage

In run up to the 44th opening of Art Basel Switzerland, the premier international art show for modern and contemporary art, on June 18, Head of Art Insurance at Allianz Germany Eric Wolzenburg lists some of the ways fine art can be damaged.

G7: Opportunity for the environment and investors alike
G7: Opportunity for the environment and investors alike

Following the positive climate-related signal sent out by the G7 summit in Bavaria, Allianz hopes for a successful Climate Change Conference in Paris at the end of 2015. Maximilian Zimmerer, explains what Allianz is doing to support the energy transition.

Global Allianz Junior Music Camp 2015 – Application period starts now
Global Allianz Junior Music Camp 2015 – Application period starts now


Third Allianz Junior Music Camp to be held in Vienna, Austria, November 18 - 24, 2015 / Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for ten talented pianists up to 14 years of age / Applications are welcome from now until July 31, 2015